Friday, September 19, 2008

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Friday, 19 September, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Shares surge on US bail-out plan
Shares on Wall Street follow European and Asian markets higher as confidence is boosted by a US government plan to free US banks from bad debt.
  SA leader lashes out at critics
South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki condemns critics within the ANC who are meeting to discuss his future.
  Alitalia airline cancels flights
Alitalia cancels a number of flights from Rome's Fiumicino airport, increasing fears that it may soon go into liquidation.
  US air raid kills Iraq civilians
The US military says seven people, including three women have been killed in an air strike near Tikrit.
  Delhi police shoot 'bomb suspect'
A top suspect in the wave of bomb attacks on Indian cities has been shot dead in the capital Delhi, police say.
AFRICA
SA leader lashes out at critics
South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki condemns critics within the ANC who are meeting to discuss his future.
  Uganda rebels in surprise attack
Ugandan rebels launch a surprise attack on a Sudanese military base amid reports of further abductions.
  Swazis vote in controversial poll
Swaziland, one of the world's last absolute monarchies, holds its first parliamentary election under a new constitution.
AMERICAS
Shares surge on US bail-out plan
Shares on Wall Street follow European and Asian markets higher as confidence is boosted by a US government plan to free US banks from bad debt.
  Haiti 'overwhelmed' after storms
The UN special envoy to Haiti says the country needs more international help after being devastated by storms.
  Venezuela expels rights activists
Two members of Human Rights Watch are expelled by Venezuela after a report critical of President Chavez.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Mass recall of China milk produce
Shops in China and elsewhere are cleared of Chinese dairy products after tests find tainted normal milk as well as baby formula.
  North Korea 'to restore reactor'
North Korea is making "thorough preparations" to restart the Yongbyon nuclear reactor, a foreign ministry official says.
  MP free as Malaysia tensions grow
Malaysia's opposition member of parliament Teresa Kok is freed from jail as demands for political reform mount.
EUROPE
Alitalia airline cancels flights
Alitalia cancels a number of flights from Rome's Fiumicino airport, increasing fears that it may soon go into liquidation.
  Confrontation over German mosque
Stone-throwing protesters disrupt a right-wing conference opposed to the building of a new mosque in Cologne, Germany.
  'Torture chamber' found in Moscow
Moscow police investigating an alleged abduction find what appears to be a torture chamber in a basement in the city.
MIDDLE EAST
Livni works for unity in Kadima
Tzipi Livni, new leader of Israel's ruling Kadima party, is working to restore unity after her victory in a leadership election opened rifts.
  US air raid kills Iraq civilians
The US military says seven people, including three women have been killed in an air strike near Tikrit.
  Suspects held over Yemen blasts
At least 25 suspected militants are arrested in Yemen following an attack on the US embassy that killed 16 people.
SOUTH ASIA
Delhi police shoot 'bomb suspect'
A top suspect in the wave of bomb attacks on Indian cities has been shot dead in the capital Delhi, police say.
  'Over 500' Indian troops have HIV
More than 500 soldiers belonging to an elite paramilitary force in India are infected with HIV, the chief of the force has said.
  Police disperse Kashmir protests
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir fire tear gas and overhead shots to disperse a large crowd protesting against Indian rule.
UK NEWS
Shares surge on US bail-out plan
Shares on Wall Street follow European and Asian markets higher as confidence is boosted by a US government plan to free US banks from bad debt.
  PM hits back over leadership talk
Gordon Brown rejects talk of leadership challenges ahead of this weekend's crucial Labour Party conference in Manchester.
  Computer terror teenager jailed
The youngest person convicted under the Terrorism Act is sentenced to two years in a young offenders' institution.
UK POLITICS
PM hits back over leadership talk
Gordon Brown rejects talk of leadership challenges ahead of this weekend's crucial Labour Party conference in Manchester.
  Tories would scrap some Diplomas
The Conservatives give the clearest indication yet that they would scrap the three proposed "academic" Diplomas.
  Hoon hits out over Cabinet leaks
Chief whip Geoff Hoon says it is "quite wrong" if ministers are anonymously briefing journalists about Gordon Brown's leadership.
UK EDUCATION
Tories would scrap some Diplomas
The Conservatives give the clearest indication yet that they would scrap the three proposed "academic" Diplomas.
  Too much maths 'taught to test'
Almost half of maths teaching in England's schools is inadequate, with too much focus on passing tests, say inspectors.
  Worried bankers tempted to teach
The teacher training agency is to visit London's troubled financial districts looking for recruits to teaching.
ENGLAND
Computer terror teenager jailed
The youngest person convicted under the Terrorism Act is sentenced to two years in a young offenders' institution.
  Baby dies after car mounts kerb
A baby boy is killed in east London when a car mounts the kerb and careers into his pushchair.
  Tanker leaks fuel after derailing
A rail tanker begins leaking fuel after derailing close to a hotel in Gloucestershire.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Sixth man is charged over murder
A sixth man appears in court charged with the murder of father-of-three Eamonn Hughes in Dungannon.
  200 witnesses in city murder case
Gardai investigating the murder of pregnant mother of four Jean Quigley are to interview 200 witnesses.
  Taser solicitor criticises weapon
The solicitor for the first man to be restrained with a Taser gun in Northern Ireland strongly criticises its use.
SCOTLAND
Images issued over Lennon attack
Police issue CCTV footage of two men they want to speak to following an assault on Celtic coach Neil Lennon.
  M8 reopens after fuel spill chaos
A six-mile stretch of the M8 motorway in Glasgow re-opens after a fuel spillage caused at least 14 accidents.
  Bank chief plays down job fears
A Lloyds TSB chief denies the takeover of HBOS will lead to thousands of compulsory redundancies.
WALES
OAP died after trick or treat row
A 67-year-old man's death from a heart attack may have been connected to a Halloween row with five teenagers, an inquest hears.
  Presumed consent on organs backed
A system of "presumed consent" for organ donations in Wales wins the backing of the health minister.
  Sat-nav dead end at crematorium
Services at a crematorium are disrupted by lorries directed there by sat-nav rather than to nearby factories.
BUSINESS
Shares surge on US bail-out plan
Shares on Wall Street follow European and Asian markets higher as confidence is boosted by a US government plan to free US banks from bad debt.
  Alitalia airline cancels flights
Alitalia cancels a number of flights from Rome's Fiumicino airport, increasing fears that it may soon go into liquidation.
  Toshiba warns it will make a loss
Toshiba says it will swing into the red in the first half of the year - the first time it has made a loss for five years.
ENTERTAINMENT
Cannes winner submitted for Oscar
The Class, winner of this year's Palme d'Or at Cannes, is named as France's official entry for the 2009 foreign language film Oscar.
  Swank has benign growth removed
Actress Hilary Swank is recovering after having surgery to remove a small benign growth, her manager says.
  Cruise at wife's Broadway debut
Actress Katie Holmes makes her Broadway debut in All My Sons, with husband Tom Cruise looking on from the stalls.
SCIENCE/NATURE
Europe plans asteroid sample grab
British and German engineers are working on a potential new European mission to bring back material from an asteroid.
  Ownership key to saving fisheries
Giving fishermen long-term rights to fisheries keeps stocks healthy, scientists conclude from a huge global survey.
  Stressed plants 'produce aspirin'
Plants facing extreme temperatures or drought protect themselves by producing their own aspirin, US research says.
TECHNOLOGY
Palin e-mail hack details emerge
Online data sources may have aided an attack on an e-mail account of US Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
  Yahoo starts front page overhaul
Randomly picked visitors to Yahoo's homepage are to help it redesign its main page.
  Computer terror teenager jailed
The youngest person convicted under the Terrorism Act is sentenced to two years in a young offenders' institution.
HEALTH
Baby paracetamol asthma concern
Use of paracetamol in the first year of life increases the risk of asthma in six to seven year olds, a large international study suggests.
  Mass recall of China milk produce
Shops in China and elsewhere are cleared of Chinese dairy products after tests find tainted normal milk as well as baby formula.
  'Over 500' Indian troops have HIV
More than 500 soldiers belonging to an elite paramilitary force in India are infected with HIV, the chief of the force has said.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1985: Mexico suffers devastating earthquake
A massive quake under Mexico City kills and injures thousands, devastating three states along the Pacific coast.
  1997: Six dead in Southall train disaster
An Intercity 125 ploughs into a freight train in west London, killing six and injuring more than 150.
  1972: Parcel bomb attack on Israeli embassy
A diplomat at the Israeli embassy in London is killed by a letter bomb.

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TOP STORIES
Live text - Ryder Cup
The opening foursomes matches move towards a climax on day one of the Ryder Cup in Valhalla.
  GB level as Murray crushes Peya
World number four Andy Murray draws Britain level with Austria in their Davis Cup tie after cruising to a 6-4 6-1 6-4 win over Alex Peya.
  Arsenal announce jump in profits
Arsenal's big US shareholder Stan Kroenke, with a 12% stake, has become a non-executive director of the North London club.
  Images issued over Lennon attack
Police issue CCTV footage of two men they want to speak to following an assault on Celtic coach Neil Lennon.
  Smith joins Newcastle injury list
Alan Smith is unlikely to play again this year as Newcastle's injury and suspension list grows longer.
FOOTBALL
Benitez hails 'greatest' Gerrard
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez hails his captain Steven Gerrard as the best midfielder in the world.
  Terry decision 'sets precedent'
Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson says the rescinding of John Terry's red card against Manchester City "opens the gate" for decisions to be overturned.
  Arsenal announce jump in profits
Arsenal's big US shareholder Stan Kroenke, with a 12% stake, has become a non-executive director of the North London club.
ARSENAL
Arsenal announce jump in profits
Arsenal's big US shareholder Stan Kroenke, with a 12% stake, has become a non-executive director of the North London club.
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ASTON VILLA
Litex Lovech 1-3 Aston Villa
Aston Villa come from behind to beat nine-man Litex Lovech in the Uefa Cup.
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BLACKBURN
Dunn hit by Achilles injury blow
Blackburn midfielder David Dunn is ruled out for up to four months with an Achilles injury.
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BOLTON
Bolton v Arsenal
Team news ahead of Saturday's Premier League match.
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CHELSEA
Chelsea v Man Utd
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson may replace suspended centre-back Nemanja Vidic with Jonny Evans against Chelsea.
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EVERTON
Everton 2-2 Standard Liege
Segundo Castillo's thunderbolt for Everton earns his side a draw in a frantic first leg, first round Uefa Cup tie against Standard Liege.
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FULHAM
Blackburn v Fulham
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HULL
Hull v Everton
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LIVERPOOL
Benitez hails 'greatest' Gerrard
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez hails his captain Steven Gerrard as the best midfielder in the world.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Omonia Nicosia 1-2 Man City
Jo scores twice as Manchester City came from behind to beat Omonia Nicosia in the first leg of their Uefa Cup first-round tie.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Chelsea v Man Utd
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson may replace suspended centre-back Nemanja Vidic with Jonny Evans against Chelsea.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Sunderland v Middlesbrough
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NEWCASTLE
Smith joins Newcastle injury list
Alan Smith is unlikely to play again this year as Newcastle's injury and suspension list grows longer.
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PORTSMOUTH
Portsmouth 2-0 Guimaraes
Lassana Diarra and Jermain Defoe score to give Portsmouth victory in their first European tie and a healthy advantage for the second leg.
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STOKE
Liverpool v Stoke
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SUNDERLAND
Sunderland v Middlesbrough
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TOTTENHAM
Bent relieved as Spurs break duck
Match winner Darren Bent admits Thursday's 2-1 Uefa Cup win at home to Wisla Krakow lifts some of the pressure on Spurs.
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WEST BROM
West Brom v Aston Villa
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WEST HAM UNITED
West Ham v Newcastle
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WIGAN
Tottenham v Wigan
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BARNSLEY
Southampton v Barnsley
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BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham v Blackpool
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BLACKPOOL
Birmingham v Blackpool
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City v Doncaster
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BURNLEY
Swansea v Burnley
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CARDIFF
Jones dismisses Johnson interest
Cardiff boss Dave Jones puts little stock in reports that several clubs are continuing to pursue defender Roger Johnson.
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CHARLTON
Nottm Forest v Charlton
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COVENTRY
Coventry v QPR
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Crystal Palace v Plymouth
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DERBY
Derby v Cardiff
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DONCASTER
Bristol City v Doncaster
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IPSWICH
Sheff Wed v Ipswich
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NORWICH
Norwich v Sheff Utd
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NOTTM FOREST
Nottm Forest v Charlton
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PLYMOUTH
Crystal Palace v Plymouth
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PRESTON
Preston v Wolves
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QPR
Coventry v QPR
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READING
Watford v Reading
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SHEFF WED
Sheff Wed v Ipswich
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SHEFF UTD
Norwich v Sheff Utd
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SOUTHAMPTON
Southampton v Barnsley
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SWANSEA
Swansea v Burnley
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WATFORD
Watford v Reading
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WOLVES
Preston v Wolves
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ABERDEEN
Aberdeen v Dundee United
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CELTIC
Kilmarnock v Celtic (Sun)
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DUNDEE UNITED
Aberdeen v Dundee United
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FALKIRK
Falkirk sign up midfielder Lynch
Manager John Hughes hands former Hibernian player Sean Lynch 18-month deal.
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HAMILTON
Hamilton Accies v Hibernian
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HEARTS
Hearts v Inverness CT
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HIBERNIAN
Hamilton Accies v Hibernian
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INVERNESS CT
Hearts v Inverness CT
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KILMARNOCK
Kilmarnock v Celtic (Sun)
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MOTHERWELL
Rangers v Motherwell (Sun)
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RANGERS
Rangers v Motherwell (Sun)
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ST MIRREN
Buddies' Tonet sees a specialist
St Mirren midfielder Tonet is ruled out of Saturday's game against Falkirk with a troublesome foot injury.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Clubs battle for remaining semis places
Seven clubs are still in with a chance of joining Egypt's Al Ahly in the semi-finals of the African Champions League.
  Zambian fans get political ban
Football fans and clubs in Zambia are banned from wearing political clothing in the build-up to presidential elections.
  Essien undergoes knee operation
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien has knee surgery in France for a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament.
CRICKET
Nottinghamshire go top with win
Nottinghamshire go top of the County Championship table as they beat Surrey by an innings and 153 runs at The Oval.
  Unstoppable Chapple derails Kent
Glen Chapple produces a stunning bowling performance as Lancashire move out of the relegation mire with a come-from-behind win over Kent.
  Worcestershire go up despite loss
Middlesex wrap up an eight-wicket victory at Kidderminster early on day three but opponents Worcestershire are promoted from Division Two.
RUGBY UNION
Young not interested in Wales job
Blues coach Dai Young rules out a Wales caretaker coach role should Warren Gatland be involved with the Lions tour.
  Phillips out of Heineken openers
Wales scrum-half Mike Phillips is forced to pause his rehab on a knee injury and will miss the Ospreys' European start.
  Gloucester v Harlequins (Sat)
Team news ahead of Saturday's Guinness Premiership match.
RUGBY LEAGUE
St Helens v Leeds (Fri)
Jason Cayless is named in St Helens' 19-man squad for Friday's Super League play-off while Leeds are boosted by the return of Matt Diskin and Kylie Leuluai.
  Hull KR sign Fozzard from Saints
Hull Kingston Rovers announce the signing of former Great Britain prop Nick Fozzard from St Helens.
  Catalans v Wigan (Sat)
Catalans Dragons will be without loose forward Gregory Mounis for Saturday's Super League play-off semi-final against Wigan because of suspension.
TENNIS
GB level as Murray crushes Peya
World number four Andy Murray draws Britain level with Austria in their Davis Cup tie after cruising to a 6-4 6-1 6-4 win over Alex Peya.
  Melzer rallies to beat Bogdanovic
British number two Alex Bogdanovic is beaten in four sets by Jurgen Melzer as Austria take the lead in their Davis Cup tie at Wimbledon.
  Murray v Peya as it happened
Andy Murray returns to Wimbledon to face Alexander Peya in Great Britain's second singles match against Austria.
GOLF
Live text - Ryder Cup
The opening foursomes matches move towards a climax on day one of the Ryder Cup in Valhalla.
  Ryder Cup latest scores
Europe take on the United States in the 37th Ryder Cup at Valhalla.
  Europe ready for Ryder Cup battle
Europe will begin the defence of the Ryder Cup with Padraig Harrington and Robert Karlsson facing Phil Mickelson and Anthony Kim in Friday's opening foursomes.
MOTORSPORT
I need a miracle now - Raikkonen
Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen concedes that his hopes of retaining his world drivers' title are slim.
  Huff expects 'toughest weekend'
Cambridge World Touring Cars driver Rob Huff says this weekend's meeting at Imola in Italy will be the toughest weekend of his career.
  TT set to host emission-free race
The 2009 Isle of Man TT will include the world's first ever emission-free Grand Prix.
FORMULA ONE
I need a miracle now - Raikkonen
Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen concedes that his hopes of retaining his world drivers' title are slim.
  Rain will aid Hamilton - McLaren
McLaren chief Martin Whitmarsh says Lewis Hamilton's wet-weather skills could prove decisive in the drivers' championship this season.
  Hamilton eyes error-free run-in
Lewis Hamilton says he cannot afford to make any more mistakes as he enters the final four races of the Formula One season.
BOXING
Calzaghe confident on hand injury
Joe Calzaghe says he is 100% fit for his November showdown with Roy Jones Jr at New York's Madison Square Garden.
  DeGale a future champ - Calzaghe
Joe Calzaghe believes Olympic middleweight gold medallist James DeGale could be a future world champion should he turn professional.
  Thaxton's title fight on free TV
Jon Thaxton is set to fight in front of big audience after promoter Mick Hennessy secures television rights deal with ITV.
ATHLETICS
Van Commenee gets UKA coach role
Charles van Commenee will be confirmed as national head coach of UK Athletics next week, BBC Sport understands.
  Richards inflicts Ohuruogu defeat
Sanya Richards inflicts Olympic 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu's first defeat of the season at the World Athletics Final.
  Sotherton claims Dobrynska scalp
Kelly Sotherton beats Olympic champion Nataliya Dobrynska to finish second at the IAAF World Combined Events Challenge in France.
SNOOKER
Snooker aims for younger viewers
The next generation of snooker players are adamant that the sport can still appeal to a young audience.
  Classy O'Sullivan wins NI Trophy
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan finds top gear to crush Stoke underdog Dave Harold 9-3 to take the Northern Ireland Trophy.
  Top players could miss new event
The newly announced Bahrain Championship could be missing four top players because of a clash of dates with snooker's Premier League.
HORSE RACING
Advanced aiming for repeat at Ayr
Last year's winner Advanced heads the betting for Saturday's John Smith's Ayr Gold Cup.
  O'Brien seeks more Group One wins
Aidan O'Brien targets further glory after Mastercraftsman's victory in the National Stakes brings the trainer's 20th Group One win of 2008.
  Duke handed Great Leighs option
Top Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien may send Duke of Marmalade to the new Great Leighs all-weather track for a Breeders' Cup warm-up.
CYCLING
Thomas takes Cavendish's GB place
Olympic gold medallist Geraint Thomas replaces Mark Cavendish in the GB men's cycling team for the 2008 Road World Championships in Italy.
  2010 Tour could feature GB team
British cycling aims to enter a team in the 2010 Tour de France and be chasing hard for victory within five years.
  Tour of Britain win for Lequatre
France's Geoffroy Lequatre triumphs in the Tour of Britain ahead of Britain's Steve Cummings as Alessandro Petacchi wins Sunday's final stage.
OTHER SPORT...
GB defeat Czechs to reach Euros
Great Britain make the European Championship finals after beating the Czech Republic in Pardubice.
  Barker claims Chicago Open crown
Britain's Peter Barker beats favourite and ex-world number one David Palmer in the final of the Chicago Open.
  Yankees see play-off hopes fade
Derek Jeter overhauls another Yankees record, but his team stumble again in their struggle to reach the play-offs.
FUN AND GAMES
Hacking off Hackett
Blogger Robbo on Fergie's unreasonable referee rant
  Ten to Tackle
How much can you remember about the last week in sport?
  The week's quotes
Nick Faldo's not bovvered, as Carlton Cole sweet-talks the new boss
NORTHERN IRELAND
Live text - Ryder Cup
The opening foursomes matches move towards a climax on day one of the Ryder Cup in Valhalla.
  O'Connor tips Kingdom to triumph
Ex-Kerry boss Jack O'Connor believes the current Kingdom side has the "antidote" to beat Tyrone in Sunday's All-Ireland final.
  Kerry v Tyrone (21 Sept)
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte says Stephen O'Neill is available for selection despite not being named in the 30-man squad for the All-Ireland final.
SCOTLAND
GB level as Murray crushes Peya
World number four Andy Murray draws Britain level with Austria in their Davis Cup tie after cruising to a 6-4 6-1 6-4 win over Alex Peya.
  Murray v Peya as it happened
Andy Murray returns to Wimbledon to face Alexander Peya in Great Britain's second singles match against Austria.
  Images issued over Lennon attack
Police issue CCTV footage of two men they want to speak to following an assault on Celtic coach Neil Lennon.
WALES
Phillips out of Heineken openers
Wales scrum-half Mike Phillips is forced to pause his rehab on a knee injury and will miss the Ospreys' European start.
  Leinster v Ospreys (Fri)
Team news and preview ahead of Friday's Magners League clash at Dublin's RDS Showground.
  Edinburgh v Scarlets (Fri)
Team news and preview ahead of Friday's Magners League clash at Murrayfield.

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